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Rhode Island General Laws 28-35-17. Notice and conduct of hearings

Rhode Island General Laws > Title 28 > Chapter 28-35 > § 28-35-17 - Notice and conduct of hearings

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(a) Upon the filing of any petition the court shall assign the matter to a judge. The court shall issue notice at that time, advising the parties of the judge to whom the case has been assigned and the date for pretrial conference in accordance with Â§ 28-35-20.

(b) Upon filing of any claim for a trial, following the pretrial conference held in accordance with Â§ 28-35-20, the judge shall fix a time for trial and give notice of it in accordance with rules of procedure promulgated by the court but the initial hearing shall be fixed not later than thirty (30) days next after filing the claim for a trial. The court shall cause notice of the trial to be given to each interested party in accordance with rules and regulations promulgated by the court. The judge shall proceed to hear the matter as the justice of the case may require, and may allow amendments to the petition and the answer at any stage of the proceedings. Hearings may be adjourned from time to time for just and sufficient cause, and hearings may be held at the places that the workers' compensation court shall designate.


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Tennessee Code > Title 64 > Chapter 5 > Part 2 > § 64-5-216. Employees' retirement

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The employees of the authority are eligible for membership in the Tennessee consolidated retirement system pursuant to the provisions of title 8, chapter 35, part 2, and the board shall provide the necessary contributions to the Tennessee consolidated retirement system for its employees. This section does not preclude the board from contracting with individuals for their personal services under a contract of limited duration and not including retirement benefits to such individuals.

[Acts 1986, ch. 789, § 16; 2003, ch. 12, § 9.]


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